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- 2. Syllabus Lectures 20 hours Workshops 8 hours Supervised self-guided work (УСР) 6 hours TOTAL 34
- 3. RESOURSES Антрушина Г.Б. Лексикология английского языка: Учеб. пособие для студентов / Г.Б. Антрушина, О.В. Афанасьева, Н.Н.
- 4. LECTURE 1 The questions under consideration 1.What is lexicology? 1.1.The definition of lexicology 1.2.The object of
- 5. TEST 1 Name the type of lexicology which deals with the origin of various words, their
- 6. 2. Answer the following questions 1.What is the subject-matter of lexicology as a branch of linguistics?
- 7. 6.What are the points of interactions between lexicology and phonetics? 7. Morphological indicators can help to
- 8. 1.1. The definition of lexicology 1.2. The object of lexicology What is it - Modern English
- 9. The definition of lexicology Lexicology is the part of linguistics dealing with the vocabulary of the
- 10. The term lexicology lexicology lexis ‘word’ logos ‘learning’.
- 11. The object of lexicology a study and systematic description of vocabulary in respect to its origin,
- 12. The theoretical value of English lexicology forms the study of its vocabulary meets the demands of
- 13. Lexicology and a would-be teacher of languages it helps to stimulate a systematic approach to the
- 14. Lexicology and the general linguistic training of every philologist sums up the knowledge acquired during all
- 15. The practical value of English lexicology To study words is very important. Here's the proof. The
- 16. The proof 3.That the vocabulary of the average person almost stops growing by the middle twenties.
- 17. The results of a vocabulary test The participants 100 in the upper 10 per cent lower
- 18. Vocabulary and success the one and only common characteristic of outstandingly successful people is an extensive
- 19. What is vocabulary? One indication of intelligence Words are the tools of thinking Words are your
- 20. The basic task of lexicology a study and systematic description of vocabulary in respect to its
- 21. Different branches of Lexicology General lexicology Specia1 lexicology Etуmо1ogу Semasiology Onоmasiоlоgу Historical lexicology Desсriptive lexicology Cоntrastive
- 22. General lexicology is a part of general linguistics. It is concerned with the general study of
- 23. Specia1 lexicology is the lexicology of a particular language (e.g., English, Russian, French, etc.). It devotes
- 24. Etуmо1ogу is the branch of linguistics which studies the origin or derivation of words. In many
- 25. Semasiology is the branch of linguistics whose subject-matter is the study of word meaning. The term
- 26. Onоmasiоlоgу is the study of the principles of the signification of things and notions by lexical
- 27. Two different approaches in linguistic science to the study of language material the synchronic or descriptive
- 28. Desсriptive lexicology deals with the vocabulary of a given language at a given stage of its
- 29. Historical lexicology discusses the origin of various words, their change and development, the linguistic and extra
- 30. Cоntrastive and comparative lexicology This relatively new branch of study provides a theoretical basis on which
- 31. 1.4.The connection of lexicology with other branches of linguistics is closely connected with general linguistics, the
- 32. Lexicology and phonetics words acquire a different meaning because they are pronounced differently E.g., 'import, n,
- 33. lexicology and grammar Morphological indicators often help to differentiate the meanings of the words. E.g., plural
- 34. lexicology and grammar Syntactic position of a word does not only change its function but its
- 35. lexicology and grammar The grammatical form and function of the word affect its lexical meaning. E.g.
- 36. Lexicology and Stylistics Stylistics, although from a different angle, studies many problems treated in lexicology. These
- 37. Lexicology and Sосiо1inguistiсs Language is the reality of thought, and thought develops with the development of
- 38. Lexicology and Sосiо1inguistiсs The extra-linguistic factors influence usage and development of language. This influence is particularly
- 39. The new language of cyberspace (“cybervocabulary”). As computers gradually extended their influence, so did cyber-, as
- 40. Lexicology and Sосiо1inguistiсs PIN (1981) is an abbreviation of personal identification number, a number allocated by
- 41. Lexicology and Sосiо1inguistiсs E-mail (1982) is an abbreviation of electronic mail, which by the middle of
- 42. Lexicology and Sосiо1inguistiсs The power of English is not confined to the invention and manufacture of
- 43. Lexicology and Sосiо1inguistiсs Another example: the suffix — holic, -aholic, -oholoc (workaholic [1968]) describes "all-consuming obsessions",
- 44. Lexicology and Sосiо1inguistiсs Chocoholic, a compulsive eater of chocolate, appeared in 1976. Shopaholic, a compulsive shopper,
- 45. New words comprise various structural types: simple (cable, dude, rap); derived (buyout, to upchuck, animalist, synergy,
- 46. Lexicology and Sосiо1inguistiсs Over the years, many different meanings of cool have accumulated. Cool has meant
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